Local notices and events across Caroline County
Dated items report farm supply prices and plant offers, church services and sermons, a county education notice, a dramatic debate, local sales and roadwork, a hospital administrator’s death, railroad finance filings, real estate sales, berry harvest updates, and a portrait presentation planned for Caroline’s Eastern Shore Society founder Dr. J Clement Clark. The mix covers community happenings from Denton to Seaford with multiple obituaries and local civic notes.
Denton Socials and Marriages Highlight Local News
A Denton column covers June weddings and social events. Effa Heather marries Oscar Morris in Denton with a summer motor trip planned. John W. Sylvester weds Alice E. Shively in Goldsboro and travels to Asbury Park. Local residents attend graduations, visits, and forthcoming engagements, with many plans and movements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effa Heather
Catherine Heather
Wellington Heather
Marydel
Oscar Morris
Selbyville
Del
New York
Denton
C. N. Jones
M. E. Church
Morris
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Washington
Points
Virginia
John W. Sylvester
Alice E. Shively
Goldsboro
J. H. Schooley
Alice Dennison
Philadelphia
Omar
Local Residents Visit and Guests Share Weekend Time
Misses Rebecca Lane Carlotta Silver and Susie Wright attend Towson and Carolyn Lapham at Chester Town are home for vacation. Families from Wilmington Delmar Oak Hall and Bridgeville visit or host weekend. Mrs Millard Shepherd and daughter Wilmington visits, Noble Jarrell and family spend Sunday at Rehoboth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Lane
Carlotta Silver
Susie Wright
Towson
Carolyn Lapham
Chestertown
Raymond Wheatley
Harry Dobson
Wilmington
R. L. Milligan
Oscar Hutchinson
Delmar
Coulbourn
Oakhall
P. T
Lewis Scott
Verna Clark
Wesley E. Thawley
Denton
G. C. Johnson
Millard Shepherd
Charles Cartwright
Devols Fan
Howard Hrangan
Philadelphia
E. J. Saunders
A. G. Dennison
Noble Jarrell
Rehoboth
Exciting County Baseball Game Ends In Eleven Innings
Henderson falls to Caro line County Athletic Team 6 to 5 after twelve innings in a county classic played Saturday afternoon at Ridgely. Massey baseball club will face Henderson here Saturday at 3:15 with refreshments available and general admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Caroline County Athletic
Henderson
Massey
George Moore
Raymond
Near
Sadlerseitle
Alda Montague
Samuel Carrow
Ruth
Martha Carrow
Greensboro
Foster Clark
George Clayville
Houston
Milford
Katherine Downes
Philadelphia
Kate Downes
C. H. Clayville
Wilmington
George EF. Bratten
Hilda Meredith
Carrall Meredith
Choptank Club Hosts Visitors and Upcoming Meetings
The Twentieth Century Community Club in Choptank hosted a Greensboro delegation led by Mrs Walz and others as plans for an August picnic were discussed. The next meeting is set for July 2 with Mrs Gilbert Lane. The Ladies Aid at the M P Church met July 3 at Mrs Helen Blades with plans for July 1 with Mrs John Cox. Mr Blayward Cox and bride returned to Richmond to start a new life. Miss Bertha Blades returns from Vera and Tulsa visiting her parents in Choptank.
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Twentieth Century Community Club
Choptank
Frank Whiteley
Greensboro
Walz
Barton
Gardener
Horsey
Jackson
Gilbert Lane
M. P
Helen Blades
John Cox
Blayward Cox
Bride
Richmond
Cox
Bertha Blades
Vera
Tulsa
Okla
J.T. Blades
Master Webster Blades
Baltimore
Service theme and supper noted in Burrsville sermon
Rev. C. F. Cummins preached to a large crowd from St. Mark 12 17 on the theme Service and administered the Lord's Supper. Mrs Annie Price hosted the Mite Society with about thirty attendees due to the storm. Local social visits and farm sale activity are also mentioned with various neighbors and guests in Burrsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Cummins
St. Mark
Annie Price
Mite Society
John Baker
Floyd Baker
Denton
Fred Lewis
Harry Cheezum
Virginia Soybeans For Sale By J L Everneau Denton Md
Twenty bushels of No 1 quality Virginia soy beans offered for sale by J L Everneau of Denton Maryland.
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Virginia
J. L. Everneau
Denton, Md
Binder twine sale at Farm ers Supply Co
Farm ers Supply Co advertises binder twine priced at 124 cents, highlighting a practical farming supply deal. The notice emphasizes value for farmers stocking supplies and implies availability at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Supply Co
Washington College Commencement Honors and Degrees
The hundred forty second commencement at Washington College was held Monday. President Titsworth gave the baccalaureate address on Sunday morning and Rev James A Leach of Wilmington Del preached the evening sermon. Congressman TL Alan Goldsborough delivered the graduates address. Decrees were awarded to 13 bachelors of arts and science, a doctor of pedagogy, of science, of divinity, and of laws to named graduates from Chestertown Salisbury and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington College
Titsworth
James A. Leach
Wilmington
Del
Alan Goldsborough
Roger Jackson Bounds
Allen
Charles Edward Dutly
Salisbury
Albert Edwin Goodrich, Jr
Baltimore
Preston Patterson Heck
Marian Exmyn
William Ernest Griffith
Federalsburg
Helen Blanche Jones
Aberdeen
Elmer Louis Kaiser
Arnold
Helen Gootee Mills
Cambridge
Wilmer Fletcher Burns
Gloucester City
N. J
Mdridge
von Eliason
Philadelphia
James Albert Leach
Lewin Wethered Wickes
Chestertown
Caroline High Grads Bid Farewell in Palace Theatre
Caroline High School held its commencement Monday evening at the Palace Theatre with 24 graduates. Decorations featured the Red Rambler as the class flower while music came from the Denton Orchestra and local clubs. Dr. Clarence True Wilson of Washington delivered the keynote, drawing on Roosevelt’s life. diplomas were presented by J. Roland Chaffinch. The class sermon followed at the Methodist Protestant Church by Rev. G. J. Hooker on the topic Choice Determined by Our Ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Bernard King
Phares Reber
Old Virginy
Mahala Shoemaker
Henrietta Swann
Wilson Cahall
Selby Groff
Ida Betton
Creed
Ruth Shockley
Elizabeth Holsinger
Samuel King
Maude Laird
Ruth Mitchell
Maud Sleek
Ridgely
Levi K. Zeipler
Denton
L. R. Brumbaugh
Greensboro
M.A. Brackett
Picardy
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Brumbaugh
Melvin Wheatley
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cambridge
Easton
Queenstown
New Road
Christopher Diger
EL Pendleton
Wilson
Pendletons
A. G. Saulsbury
Rehoboth
Loraine Swing
Gladys Richards
Dorothy Holsinger
Marguerite Holsinger
Ellen Hoffman
Dorothy Saulsbury
Teressa Smith
Elizabeth Wilson
Elma Wilson
Madge Thomas
Charles Jones
Cupid
Saulsbury Brothers
The
Reformed Church
Methodist School
Tom Rickards
Polytechnic Instiute
Alvin Jones
Teressa Fountain
Henrietta Smith
Orrell Saulsbury
J. M. Swing
J. L. Moore
Providence
Thompson Swing
Caroline High
Caroline High School
Palace Theatre
Plee Club
J. Kemp Stevens
B. H. Johnson
PR. Fisher
Brinckman & Co win Queen Anne's county road bonds bid
Brinckman & Co were the successful bidders for the 21000 dollar Queen Anne's county road bonds at tay 395 last Tuesday. Fifteen investment bankers and institutions submitted bids for this issue. The bonds mature serially from 1930 to 1936 and were immediately sold to investors on a 4.30 percent basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinckman & Co
Queen Anne's County
Tay 395
Commencement reflections at Tri County High School
The article celebrates Tri County High School commencements with praise for the faculty, citing their moral guidance as key to student success. It details sermons, class night, diploma distribution, and notes on staff appreciation, attendance, and community events tied to graduation season.
Death of James G Corkran in Baltimore
James G Corkran aged 44 of Baltimore formerly of this county died of appendicitis at Mercy Hospital last week He was son of the late Solomon R Corkran of Harmony and an electrician who worked for the United States Government on the Panama Canal project He is survived by a son John in the Navy two daughters Elizabeth and Josephine and a sister Mrs C Clarence Deen Funeral services were held at the home of his mother in law Mrs Laura J Tull 1224 Battery avenue and burial was at Cedar Hill cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Supply Co
Leland T. Short
Bridgeville
Caroline
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
County Board of Education
Langley-Kelser
C. C. Deen
Fowling Creek
J. E. Smith
Preston
Williston
Cedar and Poplar Streets
Seaford
Herbert T. Spence
Harvey F. Smith
Delaware
Federalsburg
Piney Church
St. Elizabeth Catholic Church
Severn River Bridge
Annapolis
Boys’ Episcopal Club
Denton
Aviation Corps
Aberdeen
Ridgely
Caroline Athletic Association
Mervyn Seward
T. Frank Seward
Deaton
Louisa M. Griffin
John H. Griffin
Greensboro
W. M. Wiley
William F. Griffin
Addie Griffin
W. O Bennett
M. E. Wheatley
LR. Brumbaugh
J. A. Billing
C. B. Jarman
T. C. Horsey
J. E. Willis
A. W. Brumbaugh
BR. M. Detwiler
T. Pliny Fisher
William B
M. Bates Stephens
Burrsville
Captain Stephens
Clark C. Ivens
Garrett
Jack Slaughter
Lawrence B. Towers
Anthony's Mill
William J. Rickards
J. E. Webber
John L. Everagain
Robert W. Anthony
Eastern Shore Society
J. Clement Clark
Clark
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Ir. Clark
J. Marian Emerson
Anconis
Wright
Washington College
W. Ernest Griffith
Elias W. Nuttle
Griffith
Nuttle
Aubrey C. Smoot
T. C. Smoot
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
George W. Rhodes
Newark
Fairlee Habbart
W. E. Habbart
Wilmington High School
Elizabeth
Minnie Dukes
New York
Philadelphia
England
France
Swizesland
Italy
Belgium
J. T. Dennis
Margaret Grace
R. W. Clement
Plainfield
N. J
Duke Henning
Lewis Geisel
Central City
Owen Geisel
Altoona
Ralph Cover
Baltimore
Louise Fisher
Salisbury
Lizzie Pennewill
Paterson
Harry A. Roe
Denton High School
Oyster Shell Point
S. P. Woodcock
Frederica
John R. Hitcher
St. John's College
R. Leslie Merrick
Glen Rock
Merrick
Laura Cavey
Howard
Chester
F. P. Cavey
Isanogle
Westminster
Kenneth Kelso
Marietta
Ohio
Roland Fountain
Roland
John
Irvington
J. M. Swing
Merwin Seward
George Dever
Edna Detwiler
Hobbs
Beaumont
Cambridge
Dorothy
Cora Allen
Melvin Wheatley
Ruth
L. S. Matthews
Centreville
Hoffman
Paul Allegre
Sarita
Allegre
Harvey Sewell
Reece
West Philadelphia
Alexander Russell
Dr. Lewis
Harrington
Anne Lewis
Schaff
Easton Hospital
George Fitz
Stevenson
Carroll
Dover
Mollie Richards
Wilmington
T. L. Day
Franklin Stayer
A. W
William
Carlton Marvel
Walter Gilbert
Emily Ent
Henderson
Caroline County
Mont Wiley
Griffin
Mary Laird
Rehoboth
James G. Corkran
Mercy Hospital
Corkran
Solomon R. Corkran
Near Harmony
United States
United States Navy
Josephine Corkran
C. Clarence Deen
Laura J. Tull
Battery Avenue
Jiam
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Orphans Court Grants and Accounts in Several Estates
In the Orphans Court on Tuesday judges West Harper and Shawn presided. Ters of administration were granted for Ella G Toulson with bond approved and appraisers named. Administrators of Sarah E Haymond and Mary B Potts filed accounts and releases. The will of Sallie E Andrews was admitted to probate. Guardians and executors filed final accounts and notices to creditors were ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Ella G. Toulson
James E. Mullikin
Thomas E. Heather
Frank Medford
Bertha E. Pitcher
J. E. Haymond
Sarah E. Haymond
Sarah C. Jarrell
Lida J. Jarrell
Mary B. Potts
Edith H. Owings
Mary H. Hopkins
Howard H. Hopkins
W. H. Dill
Sadie E. Halland
Sarah Lare Dill
John HI. Lare
Charles H. Lare
Sallie E. Andrews
Harry W. Davis
Mary E. M. Closson
W. Harley Closson
Harry L. Sullivan
Howard P. Sullivan
Peter W. Sullivan
Henry R. Lewis
Elizabeth Harris
Leonard F. Covey
Sallie E. Andrew
Gootee S. Liden
Charles Wright
Ice cream law. vital statistics birth records query
The State Department of Health warns ice cream makers of a new law requiring 16 percent butter fat in plain ice cream and 8 percent in fruit or nut varieties. It urges formula checks and chemist consultation if in doubt. Separately, officials note frequent requests to verify birth registration for passports, property, and inheritances, stressing the lifelong value of a birth certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Sullivan
Bureau of Food and Drugs
State Department of Health
Maryland
Europe
F. W. Beitler
Bureau of Vital Statistics
China
Maryland Road System Progress Under Federal Aid Plan
Maryland has completed 240.42 miles of roads with 52 miles under construction and six miles approved under the 1921 Federal Highway act. A $131,427 balance remains for Maryland under the act, with federal aid totaling $540 million allocated since 1916 to four states in the region. Maryland’s share of the national system totals 1,294 miles, part of 6,512 miles across Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia. Improved routes were chosen to fit the system’s 7 percent rural mileage limit and 50 percent cost-sharing rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Secretary of Agriculture
Seventh Grade Graduates Celebrate at Denton Palace Theatre
The seventh grade closing exercises at Caroline schools were held in the Palace Theatre Denton Tuesday evening with relatives attending from across the county. Prof Freeman H Hart of Washington College addressed the class and Miss Katherine Healy presented certificates. Promoted to Eighth grade include many named pupils from multiple schools such as Henderson Lola Bickling Everett Clayville Martha Emerson Shirley Fenton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Palace Theatre
Denton
Freeman H. Hart
Washington College
Katherine Healy
Henderson
Lola Bickling
Everett Clayville
Martha Emerson
Shirley Fenton
Thelma Gooden
Dukes Robb
Margaret Shults
Marydel
Ruth Harman
Mae Oberholtzer
Kathleen Page
Naomi Stafford
Louis Wagner
Goldsboro
Raymond Bell
Bertie Hutson
Robert Jarrell
Maud Kemp
Elmer Satterfield
Greensboro
Pauline Adams
Charles Bilbrough
Virginia Dickerson
Paul Greenlee
Dorothy Hobbs
Thomas Horsey
Dale Morris
James Pippin
Moore
Marion Alberta Brown
Irene Bilbrough
Camp Grove
George Pratt Wooters
Burrsville
Pauline Hopkins
Anne Ross
Laroux Wright
George Anthony
Charles Baker
Faith Burkett
Kathleen Bowdle
Helen Chaffinch
Louise Darling
Beatrice Deen
Elizabeth Dulin
Robert Fleetwood
Frank Griffin
John Hansen
Eldred Hirs
Helen Higgins
Erdman Jones
Kathryn Johnston
Elizabeth Johnston
Elizabeth Martin
Clement Noble
Russum Orme
Evelyn Quillen
Etta Satterfield
Paul Leese
Eleanor Towers
Helen Towers
Thelma West
Williamson
Blanche Scott
Horace Towers
Oaks
Lewis Davin
Preston
Eugene Carroll
Grace Covey
Medford Fooks
Jeanette Gadow
Louise Gadow
Francis Garris
William Kelley
Carl Koerber
Benjamin Wright
Inez Wright
Bethlehem
Gladys Christopher
Margaret Christopher
Elizabeth Marshall
Smithson
Frank E. Collins
Federalaburg
Louise Brittain
Ralph Coul
Mildred Berkey
Josephine Betton
Elva Callahan
Elizabeth Cecil
Dorothy Hopkins
Landers Jones
Ma Lane
Louise Lynch
Myrtle Price
Nelson Richards
Paul Shoemaker
Ann Smith
Margaret Turner
Catherine Wilson
Bridgetown
Genevieve Griffin
Concord
Robert Atkinson
Gilbert Bailey
Kathleen Bovey
Thomas Everagam
Marian Linn
Edna Lord
Charles Todd
Raymond Trice
Ellwood Trice
Williston
Helen Dean
Howard’s
Louise Schuyler
Baltimore
Dorothy Walraven
Esther Clayville
Orville Gilbert
John Quillen
Bee Tree
Herbert Claugh
Emil Dobraski
Freddie Zlock
Evelyn Hartranft
Ida Mae Roche
Fletcher Clark
Benjamin Cooper
Harlan Edwards
Lawrence Kibler
Ward Luff
Evelyn Morris
Hazel Morris
Nannie Strannahan
Earl Tribbett
Samuel Wittaker
Moore’s
Georgia Edwards
Elizabeth Fountain
Margaret Cade
Lester Carroll
Frederick Hurst
Robert Joiner
Wilber Kettering
Lester Towers
Central
Marvin Baker
Howard Davis
Daisy Blades
Noble Carroll
Monroe Cheezum
Wilson Dillon
Beatrice Harding
Esther Harrington
Pagent Lane
Lorelle Parrott
Louis Sands
Choptank
Linwood Andrews
Hubbard’s
Ruth Haze Harmon
William J. Bryan
Federalsburg
Lawrence Christopher
Ruth Cook
Katherine Coulbourne
Waldo Grimes
Eunice Holtowell
John Hurlock
Viola Liden
Marie Nichols
Russell Nichols
Charles Noble
Evelyn Segars
Russell Stacum
Bessie Trice
George Turner
Clyde White
Bennie Baan
Esther Williar
Vernon Nichols
Nichola
Katherine Pepper
Jerome Meredith
Hillsboro
Edward Eveland
Charles Wood
Cedar Grove
Ralph Collins
Russell Porter
Teelen Bennington
Emma Guessford
Carlton Lane
Herman Mitchell
Carl Snowberger
Louise Tarr
Smithville
Mildred Noble
Trecia Thompson
Laurel Grove
Charles L. Howard
Addie Lord
Uniform Automobile Regulations Plan Emerges
A letter to Automobile Commissioner E. Austin Baughman from Herbert Hoover outlines a push for uniform auto regulations nationwide. The plan would convene a committee of state auto commissioners to collect data on accident causes and may lead to Washington based discussions to draft tentative nationwide rules. The Maryland model already requires careful physical and mental ability exams for license applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
E. Austin Baughman
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Baughman
Hoover
Washington
Maryland
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